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@jmankilla Youtube the basics to modding cars both replacing and add-on cars. the handling.meta file is located at "GTAV > update > update.rpf > common > data" or if you installed the car through the add on method, find your add on cars .rpf and open it up then look for the folder named "data". there are two methods to installing this handling. 1) change the car name in the drift handling to your desired car copy and paste over top of your car you wish to add the handling to. 2) open up the the drift handling and the other handling and manually type in the data. Personally I would just open up the handling side by side and cope over the information mainly everything down until you get to the suspension force settings. Messing with these could cause issues especially with modded cars. It sounds like a lot but take it one step at a time. If you are still confused install "Open IV" and try installing a few cars first till you get the hang of how to install cars both replacement and add-ons. then things will make a lot more sense.

If you have steam add FluxGTA and if I am free I may be-able to help you via voice chat if you need more help.

@libertz xD It really does thou! That would be some funny stuff going hard in the paint in a Grand-Am

@Klaceyes I didn't anticipate the learning curve with exporting videos lol and the editing process :) it's coming soon.

@krizzy090 I found the problem out it was my game config file. Replies it and my game went from 30-40 fps to 70's and now all car mods work

@libertz s15
https://www.gta5-mods.com/vehicles/nissan-silvia-s15-vertex

@Klaceyes This is the file straight from the Rockstar render folder. No exterior edits, so no music or touch-ups.

@Klaceyes Rendering the video right now. This is my first time making a video with Rockstar-editor & using adobe premiere so don't expect the most its just a quick preview and test for myself to gt use to all the features and settings

@DefendMyCereal That was the issue! Thanks a ton champ!!!

@Robin-S Same same,